Today is the day to get on the BibleTrack.
Read the Bible in One Year with Commentary
But I have a hard time understanding the language of the Bible.
No problem! Pastor Wayne Turner breaks down the major concepts into easy-to-understand commentary, maps, and charts.
The Bible skips around so much. I don’t know what’s happening when.
The daily reading schedule is set up chronologically. For instance, since Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John have overlapping stories, you will read some of the passages together in the same day. The same thing happens with I & II Chronicles and I & II Kings.
But it’s not January 1st. I’ll wait until next year starts.
Don’t wait! Just start with “Today’s Reading” and finish the same day next year.
It’s hard to remember to do this every day.
We’ll help you! Go to “Resources” and select “Email Signup” and we will send you an email everyday with the day’s reading.
It’s such a time commitment to read the Bible in a year.
That’s why Pastor Wayne has recorded all of the Bible reading in New King James Version along with his commentary in convenient audio podcasts. You can play it in your car during your daily commute. Just look for the “Listen” symbol at the top of each commentary recording or go to the Resources tab to the right to download the mp3’s.
The Bible, especially the Old Testament, is so boring to read.
Remember that the entire Bible was inspired by God and was meant to be read by all humankind. God has a reason why the “boring” words of the Old Testament were written. It’s God’s autobiography. It tells us how He acts and reacts in certain situations. Before you can ask God for provisions in your life, you have to first KNOW WHO HE IS. Good commentary brings to light some of the dry concepts and helps you think about scripture in an exciting way.
I don’t like having to glance from my Bible to a commentary. It would be nice if it was all together.
BibleTrack conveniently includes the New King James Version directly in the commentary. Just look for “redline” boxes. That’s your scripture reading.
Am I going to Heaven?
If you didn’t answer “yes” with confidence, the good news is that you can know for sure today! Before you get on the BibleTrack, read the article entitled, “What The Bible Says About Eternal Life” or watch the video.